Once sealed, would this work as a stove backsplash color, in terms of metallic look, and heat resistance. It will receive the warmth of the stove.
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I would not think this paint would be heat resistant enough for this purpose.
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I don't know since we don't leave it in the pot, but I think it would because it is metal and would conduct heat.
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Yes, it will. Low e coatings reflect heat back in the direction it comes from (it is not an insulator, but a reflector).
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Plain aluminum (kitchen) foil works well for this purpose. This product should work a little bit better as it will (slightly) reduce conductive heat loss as well.
784198
for a wood stove I would never paint one. this polish is more like a stain and have been very pleased with it.paint would peel after the stove heated up.
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Yes! It works wonderfully!! Using this product with a paper towel and a bit of elbow grease and a finger nail, it looks like new. Love, love, love this product and I am extremely picky with my stove top! I also use every time I cook and it makes cooked on stuff remove easily. Hope this helps! =)
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I've ordered it in light brown and I think it's relatively good and I would suppose you could apply heat but I'm not 100% sure but you'd probably have to have it on the lowest setting and minimal time.
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I would think so. I have used it on the top of my stove, which is black, and it shines so much better. And it stays that way until of course I cook on it and something boils over (which is often) LOL I also use it on my microwave which is black. This product is amazing!
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it would look like raw wood with varnish on it. It is exactly the color you see. has no pigmentation in it. I painted mine white and put beautiful small ceramic tile on the top and it is perfect for a toaster over and coffee maker with silverware drawers for our second kitchen downstairs.
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Not sure, I painted an outer-frame area that isn't exposed to direct heat on a glass-top stove.
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I would say yes. It is made of a thick metal that will withstand heat. I use it on my camp chef stove and also under my dutch oven when camping. Dis-purses the heat so nothing burns. I will be ordering another soon.
923642
Have not tried painting it. I enjoy the little stove as it is. I use it daily for all my cooking. After a couple of months it still works quite well. Of course I am not too worried about the aesthetics. It works well, that is good enough for me.
777806
The rust already there should be removed. You should be able to use a little sand paper, being very careful not to scratch the surrounding area. Then you can apply this to the area where the rust was. The color of the paint is unlikely to match the color of your stove precisely, so while it will cover the spot and stop the rust from spreading, the patch will most likely be a slighly different color than the rest of the stove.
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No, it is most suitable for covering the food left in the pan afterwards not for the oven, it will melt.
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I don't have this type of stove, but visit my friends in Maui that do. The type of stove top they have is shiny black material. It gets caked on streaks and food discoloration, and this product works extremely well to get all marks off the stovetop. Some of them have sat there for a while. I was actually amazed by the job it did.
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It tends to dry a bit lighter than the original color or it did on mine. It also will look a bit "shiny" for a couple of days. It took awhile to dry and "cure"... but after several days, it has settled in and looks pretty good. I had a hard time getting it hot enough to seal. It took several times going over it trying to get it to seal well also.
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It seems to work best with darker cookware - I have used pyrex with no problems. Reflective shiny metals like aluminum might take a bit longer. The Sun Oven can be very forgiving!